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Jack Chen
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Zero-dependency, filesystem-backed MemoryStore with atomic fsync+rename writes, so checkpoint/resume survives a process restart out of the box. Node built-ins only; recommended as the checkpoint store while shared memory stays in RAM. Includes load-time hardening that rejects non-object metadata. Closes #338
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Shared Memory
Teams can share a namespaced key-value store so later agents see earlier agents' findings. Enable it with a boolean for the default in-process store:
const team = orchestrator.createTeam('research-team', {
name: 'research-team',
agents: [researcher, writer],
sharedMemory: true,
})
For durable persistence without writing any storage code, pass the bundled FileStore — a zero-dependency, filesystem-backed MemoryStore with atomic writes (see Checkpoint & resume). For cross-process or infrastructure backends (Redis, Postgres, Engram, etc.), implement the MemoryStore interface yourself and pass it via sharedMemoryStore. Keys are still namespaced as <agentName>/<key> before reaching the store:
import type { MemoryStore } from '@open-multi-agent/core'
class RedisStore implements MemoryStore { /* get/set/list/delete/clear */ }
const team = orchestrator.createTeam('durable-team', {
name: 'durable-team',
agents: [researcher, writer],
sharedMemoryStore: new RedisStore(),
})
When both are provided, sharedMemoryStore wins. SDK-only: the CLI cannot pass runtime objects.